Grafton Clock Repair
Expert services by certified horologist
Important! Please Read:
We are very sad to report that Hunter Kissam has suddenly passed away.
We are trying to find the owners of the clocks he was repairing so that they may be returned.
If your clock is one of them, please let us know. We will need you to email graftonclockrepair@charter.net
- your name
- the maker’s name
- a picture of the clock for verification.
We apologize for the inconvenience and thank you.
From the family of Hunter R. Kissam, Jr.
Welcome to Grafton Clock Repair
Grafton Clock Repair specializes in tall case, tubular, grandfather and regulator clock repair. All clocks are completely disassembled, inspected, cleaned, re-bushed (if necessary), pivots polished, reassembled and tested.
Covering the entire Central Massachusetts area.
- 508-839-9313
- graftonclockrepair@charter.net
Howard Miller Authorized Dealer
As an authorized dealer for over 12 years, I offer the complete line of Howard Miller grandfather, wall, and mantel clocks and more. Click to visit my site at New England Clocks.
Repair Services
I specialize in repair of fine clocks for your home, office, house of worship or public building. With 28 years of experience behind me, you can be assured I will take great care of your special clock.
Affiliations
2002 Graduate of National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors (NAWCC) School of Horology. Member of the American Watchmakers-Clockmakers Institute (AWCI). Member of The Willard House & Clock Museum
What I Repair
For excluded clock types, please see the About page.
Modern & antique grandfather clocks
Tall case clocks
Herschede tubular clocks
Mechanical wall and mantle clocks (weight driven or spring
wound)
Antique (prior to 1940) wall, mantle and regulator clocks
Banjo clocks
Why choose Grafton Clock Repair
Testimonials
"I had the great pleasure of working with Hunter Kissam in 2016-2017 when he refurbished a clock given to Hopkinton Public Library in 1901. I described the clock and our needs to Mr. Kissam over the phone and he immediately became intrigued; he was happy to come examine the clock and advise us on how to care for it during expansion work on the Hopkinton Library. Mr. Kissam very kindly accepted the responsibility of removing the clock works and storing them, and then doing the work on the clockworks in time for the re-opening of the library.
We had an opening ceremony for the library during which Mr. Kissam talked about the clock for those who had gathered, and then he restarted the works. All who were gathered there that day were infected with the enthusiasm Mr. Kissam had for the library clock. It was quite evident that he loved what he did for a living and that he had an enormous amount of expertise in his field."
Beth Mezitt
President of the Friends of the Hopkinton Public Library
"Our wall-mounted timepiece was already middle-aged when the Library was built in 1903. When it stopped ticking in 2015, we called Hunter. Thanks to his expert ministrations, we have all confidence that the pendulum will swing for another century."
Justin Ray Snook
Director, Simon Fairfield Public Library